Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-04-14

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get the opening at Miss Z. II. Ter.
rilPs, April 20, IL, >, and e.
Dir. c. w. Denote reports a
girl baby at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. {. c. Clifford last Thursday
morning.
All parties wishing to offer special
premiums in the fair look for 1857
are requested to hand their copy to
E. ]. Freeman immediately.
A son and daughter of Senator
Young, of Atlantic, are suffering
with scarlet fever. We hope to
hear of their early recovery.
A gentleman intimately acquaint-
ed with Senator Caldwell, OF Dallas
county, informs us that the senator
will be candidate for denomination.
Howard Haddo,:k has been in
Bayard for a fortnight clerking for
Nef Bros, and we understand tina,
he has concluded TO remain there
Indefinitely.
The public schools opened Tues.
day, and new books, new shoes and
new scholars were novelties that
signalized the beginning OF the
spring term.
Look ut our handsome line of
new Dress Goods before purchasing
elsewhere. 1t will pay you to do
so. RUSSELL & Son.
John Gray has been setting out
ornamental trees about his farm in
Melville this week, John is going
to have that place in good shape for
his retirement.
III. U. Funk, Esq, wentto Monte.
yuma Monday to remain for several
days, when he will go to Keokuk
on legal business, returning home
the last Of the week.
Fifty Dollars in Gold, a Gold
Watch and Twenty. yards of
Carpet will be drawn by some of
Russell x Sons customers. See it,
you cannot be the one.
Twelve hundred dozen ladies and
misses hosiery very cheap.
RUSSELL Il Son.
Marshal Fcighor is putting in
good time in repairing walks and
crossings about town. He is thor.
oughly alive to his duties, and is
bound to make good officer.
The citizens are doing good work in
setting out shade trees that will grow and
prosper to beauty the town In future
years. No better investment could be
made with view to making Audubon u
desirable residence.
The party who borrowed twelve
foot ladder from Nichols & Dixon's
shop several weeks ago will confer
great favor by returning it imme.
diately. 1t is badly needed.
Nelson Christensen, brother of
Fl. A. Christensen, the popular
clerk at Howald's, arrived Monday
from Denmark, and will venture
upon learning the ways Of America.
Will Bailey has bought of w. d.
Blackwood the Pioneer barber shop.
Will is good workman, steady
and industrious, and the shop will
continue to prosper under his man
agement.
Although a great many are SUI
fering will, slight colds, the general
health Of the community was never
better at this season, than at present,
and the doctors are pleased with the
situation.
See our handsome line of new
parasols. Something entirely new
at RUSSELL & Sons.
MARRrEp.-Mr. James Baker and
Miss Hattie Eddy were married on
Sunday, the 10th, by Rev. 7. b.
Harris, at the residence of A. ].
Eddy. The young couple will soon
move to Johnson county.
Do you want to buy a nice suit of
clothes' Do you want to buy your
boys suits this week? II you do call
and see Evan Davis at the large
brick clothing store, and he will
save you money on every suit you
buy.
The Good Templars society pre-
sented special features OF entertain
ment Tuesday evening, among
which the newspaper and charade
were prominent. The society is in
. thriving condition and doing good
work.
Three hundred pieces of new
lawns and balistes just opened at
RUSSELL & Sous
Large shade trees have been set
out on the west side of the Audubon
County Bank block, which is the
best and most central location in
town. To the man with an axe and
the small boy with big jack knife
we say, spare those trees.
Painters are in great demand and many
residences are looking brighter and better
for their attention. Paint Is a paying in
vestment, and nothing so tends to win the
favorable impression Of visiting strangers
as we'll painted houses and neatly kept
lawns, These matters are receiving the
attention Of property owners and Audubon
will soon be in tasty attire.
The "Ticker" we give will be a
"dandy." You might draw II.
RUSSELL & Son.
Mrs. Frank p. Bradley and the
Misses Ida Beason and Abbie Hal
lock departed yesterday morning for
Aurora, ILL.,, where they will remain
several weeks visiting Mr.. Bradley's
parents and other friends. Mr..
Bradley will Join them there on his
return from Chicago.
lin Gallagher has just sold an